El-P

In this video you can see El-P using the Akai Professional MPK49 at 5:35.

In this video you can see El-P using the Native Instruments Maschine MKII at 5:55.

at 1:54 in the attached video you can see the 808.

In the liner notes of El-Ps Fantastic Damage, he lists the equipment used to make the album, with this item being one of them.

In this interview, EL-P says, that he uses Omnisphere.

5min 29 second mark you can see the Echo Boy on the attached video.

“H-Delay is a constant go-to. I can get simple, useful delays out of it immediately; it never slows my work flow. The analog modes give the delays great character. It's all over Run the Jewels 3.”

at the 5min 28second mark you can see the KRK's in the attached video.

In this video you can see El-P making a beat using pro tools at 5:!9.

"Years ago when it first came out, DJ Krush was in my basement in Brooklyn, and I guess he had it before anyone else did here. He brought it to my place and we were recording something, and he showed me the program and I was actually pretty amazed by it. I loved being able to manipulate the tempo without changing the pitch. I mean, other programs had that function, but it wasn't very natural. At the time, Live was really the first program that did that smoothly. Being the tech fiend that I am, I just went out and bought it."

At 0:19 El-P mentions he will be using the Korg R3 in this studio process walkthrough. It is used for synth lines in the "I'll Sleep When You're Dead" period.

You can see the Oberheim OB12 in the background behind El-P at 1:00 min.

In this Creators Project article, El-P talks about using a Fender Chroma Polaris, stating, "I used a Chroma Polaris, which is this amazing synth that was at this studio that I had the pleasure of spending some time at in upstate New York".

In a post from El-P's Blogspot, he shows his Dave Smith MoPho Desktop in a photo, captioned, "it can fit in your palm, if you have a huge palm".

In this video you see El-P using the Ensoniq ASR-10 at 3:05.

At 2:15, you can see it being used to play the records.

At the 2:35 mark in the attached video you can see the Numark dm1050.

In the liner notes of El-Ps Fantastic Damage, he lists the equipment used to make the album, with this item being one of them.

at 6:23 in thhe attached video you can see the Eventide pedal.